Friday April 17 2020

Here are the maps for today:






Here are the states in order of rate of growth:


12.47%3969Rhode Island
12.24%1311South Dakota
11.97%1066Nebraska
8.74%7491Virginia
8.11%2013Minnesota
8.00%8414Ohio
7.67%393North Dakota
7.65%15884Connecticut
7.61%1597New Mexico
7.56%32181Massachusetts
7.52%3931South Carolina
7.32%2141Iowa
7.31%11572Maryland
7.30%6262Tennessee
7.20%26182California
7.08%1043Puerto Rico
6.96%2350District of Columbia
6.87%4234Arizona
6.76%16451Georgia
6.68%5465North Carolina
6.55%9542Indiana
6.32%1211New Hampshire
6.29%1588Kansas
6.22%16455Texas
6.04%75317New Jersey
6.02%2429Kentucky
4.70%27735Pennsylvania
4.66%2760Utah
4.66%3793Mississippi
4.64%541Hawaii
4.64%25733Illinois
4.41%5111Missouri
4.39%1736Oregon
4.29%29263Michigan
4.24%2359Oklahoma
4.14%3875Wisconsin
3.92%53Virgin Islands
3.84%4404Alabama
3.70%22674Florida
3.65%8582Colorado
3.43%3321Nevada
3.42%11152Washington
3.38%796Maine
3.28%1635Arkansas
3.03%2075Delaware
2.92%739West Virginia
2.65%22532Louisiana
2.44%216703New York
2.39%300Alaska
2.04%401Wyoming
1.69%422Montana
1.39%1609Idaho
1.19%768Vermont
0.00%135Guam
0.00%13Northern Marianas

What happened in Rhode Island? The surge is making news there. Wisconsin is doing really well from this perspective. I heard about South Dakota. Did not hear anything about Nebraska. Minnesota doesn't look too good today.

The colored areas highlight where states have changed places.


2.44%216703New York211550New York
6.04%75317New Jersey71030New Jersey
7.56%32181Massachusetts29918Massachusetts
4.29%29263Michigan28059Michigan
4.70%27735Pennsylvania26490Pennsylvania
7.20%26182California24593Illinois
4.64%25733Illinois24424California
3.70%22674Florida21951Louisiana
2.65%22532Louisiana21865Florida
6.22%16455Texas15492Texas
6.76%16451Georgia15409Georgia
7.65%15884Connecticut14755Connecticut
7.31%11572Maryland10784Maryland
3.42%11152Washington10783Washington
6.55%9542Indiana8955Indiana
3.65%8582Colorado8280Colorado
8.00%8414Ohio7791Ohio
8.74%7491Virginia6889Virginia
7.30%6262Tennessee5836Tennessee
6.68%5465North Carolina5123North Carolina
4.41%5111Missouri4895Missouri
3.84%4404Alabama4241Alabama
6.87%4234Arizona3962Arizona
12.47%3969Rhode Island3721Wisconsin
7.52%3931South Carolina3656South Carolina
4.14%3875Wisconsin3624Mississippi
4.66%3793Mississippi3529Rhode Island
3.43%3321Nevada3211Nevada
4.66%2760Utah2637Utah
6.02%2429Kentucky2291Kentucky
4.24%2359Oklahoma2263Oklahoma
6.96%2350District of Columbia2197District of Columbia
7.32%2141Iowa2014Delaware
3.03%2075Delaware1995Iowa
8.11%2013Minnesota1862Minnesota
4.39%1736Oregon1663Oregon
3.28%1635Arkansas1587Idaho
1.39%1609Idaho1583Arkansas
7.61%1597New Mexico1494Kansas
6.29%1588Kansas1484New Mexico
12.24%1311South Dakota1168South Dakota
6.32%1211New Hampshire1139New Hampshire
11.97%1066Nebraska974Puerto Rico
7.08%1043Puerto Rico952Nebraska
3.38%796Maine770Maine
1.19%768Vermont759Vermont
2.92%739West Virginia718West Virginia
4.64%541Hawaii517Hawaii
1.69%422Montana415Montana
2.04%401Wyoming393Wyoming
7.67%393North Dakota365North Dakota
2.39%300Alaska293Alaska
0.00%135Guam135Guam
3.92%53Virgin Islands51Virgin Islands
0.00%13Northern Marianas13Northern Marianas

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